The 8 Best EDC Knives Made In The USA
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- The caliber of American made knives is arguably the most renowned in the entire world. The commitment to fair labor practices, exacting machining standards, and penchant for personal product support speak to the dedication of American knife makers to craft their pocket knives with a keen focus on quality over quantity, rather than relying on cheaper, faster outsourced international labor. In this hands on guide, we’re covering some of the best USA-made EDC knives on the planet.
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Buck 112 Ranger Folding Hunter ($65) - amzn.to/4e1CBbC
Spyderco Para Military 2 ($285) - amzn.to/3yD5Txb
Benchmade Bugout 535 ($190) - bit.ly/3Km6RR0
Kershaw Launch 18 Automatic ($172) - fave.co/3R3weKZ
Microtech MSI 210t-11 RAM-LOK ($183) -bit.ly/4dWyf5E
Zero Tolerance 0235 ($204) - amzn.to/3R4GXoD
Rick Hinderer XM-18 3.5’’ ($425) - bit.ly/3R2jzIp
Chris Reeve Sebenza 31 ($425) - bit.ly/3R4Ghzo
Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:49 Buck 112 Ranger Folding Hunter
03:17 Spyderco Para Military 2
05:37 Benchmade Bugout 535
08:34 Kershaw Launch 18 Automatic
10:52 Microtech MSI 210t-11 RAM-LOK
12:48 Zero Tolerance 0235
14:40 Rick Hinderer XM-18 3.5’’
17:16 Chris Reeve Sebenza 31
19:45 Conclusion
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Great video. Would love to see more made in the USA videos!
Shout out to the Hogue Ritter RSK. Crazy that it didn’t make the list. Still a classic lineup of knives.
58-59hrc 20cv should have kept it off the list. Good design, solid build but laughable soft 20cv.
Shocked Pro-Tech didn't make the list.
I know, I have noticed that they kinda slip under the radar. Pro-Tech is what I consider to put out the BEST SIDE OPENING AUTOMATICS in the world right now. To prove how unbelievable one of their small offerings the SBR (Short Barrelled Rockeye) in S-35VN, I took it out on one of my bush craft fires where I relax and take in the scenery. I decided you know what....I want to see how well these side opening autos really hold up. Keep in mind, the SBR has a blade that is only 2.65 inches long. I proceeded to baton the knife through a 2.5 to 3 inch sapling tree. I got completely through the tree with no extra blade movement, no problems locking up or deploying, and the most amazing part. I was still able to shave my arm hair with it. I have to admit I professionally sharpen knives so I put a little taller bevel on it and took it up to 3k grit. They truly are great knives if I am able to whack the blade and spine of the handle of a knife that is not really made for that at all dozens and dozens of times and it comes out smiling, it was quite impressive to me.
Good stuff. Dig the history, great knives. TY
Cutting edge technology at it's finest!
Microtech Socom Elite (not the Bravo) is another great one. Also, there is a large amount of customization potential for the Hinderers. Now I feel obligated to add a Buck to my collection.
Really need to add three rivers manufacturing (trm). They make their own hardware and are incredible fit and finish. Small family owned and amazing.
Hinderer's handle is titanium not steel.
Did you make a similar list with Italian, Japanese, German, South American etc?
You should take a look at Sarge knives out of South Carolina.
The Benchmade 740 should be on this list instead of the Bugout.
I just want to know what brand of pants you got
Flint and Tinder 365 pant from Huckberry 🫡
KnifeCenter only had Rick Hinderer scales
I would of went with the 940 instead of Bugout.. but your list I 🤷
I would trade every knife I have for a CRK
Yikes no manix 2 on this list??? Wow
And instead we have the Bugout 🤣
Manix is indeed a beast
Where’s the TRM Atom or Neutron!!! Come on!!! 😂
You could probably remove Benchmade now and replace them by TRM or Protech or Microtech.
no, america doesn't mean best quality
‘Murica!
In many ways, i agree. In knives… it’s very subjective… american knives might not be alone at the top, but they’re at the top.
What American made knife sucks?
@@chrisoconnor3119 i didn't say that.
"American" assembled
Ill just say it. Some hot fucking garbage on that list.
The buck and bench made are crap.
I rather buy a Chinese one, I'm not even kidding. Literally the same quality if not better, but definitely more value. I won't name brands but do your own research. This isn't 1960 any more and some of these prices are silly.
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do you buy chinese tissues to cry into as well? ill do my own research and guess the brand you use.
Fit and finish of Chinese knives are on par or better than US made at the same price points but there is hard to find a Chinese manufacturer that can consistently do proper heat treating across their product line. It’s really luck of the draw even with some of better OEMs like Kizer. Kunwu does a proper job with their steels AFAIK
Kunwu is doing hood work with heat treats but aside from them I won't touch china done up powder steels.
Good work****